Songbird Hill
A private Central Virginia retreat property set on 12 wooded acres in Lovingston, Virginia, designed for nature, quiet, creativity, and mountain views.
Songbird Hill
The Songbird Hill Story
Situated on 12 acres of hardwood forest, this contemporary 3-bedroom home built in 2007 is an artist, naturalist, or writer retreat dream. Thoughtfully designed to bring the outdoors in, it is perfect for someone who appreciates privacy and nature. The landscaping around the home is primarily indigenous and mature, requiring very little maintenance.
The approach to the home is along a driveway through the woods to an elevated homesite. The terrain includes rock faces and springs that flank the private setting. The natural beauty and peaceful surroundings will intrigue you.
The main entrance to the home draws you into a spacious open floor plan. The wood and vaulted ceilings create a warm atmosphere inviting you to relax near the wood stove. The windows frame the views of nature and Brent’s Mountain, and there is access to the deck to watch deer and other wildlife. The flooring is reclaimed southern pine and twelve-inch ceramic tiles.
The first and second-level interior walls are hand finished in “Tuscan Plaster” over sheetrock, and flooring is engineered “quiet floor,” reducing impact noise and vibrations as well as airborne sound transmission.
The great room is filled with natural beauty. With its open layout and beamed ceilings, it creates a comfortable space. The expansive windows offer panoramic views along with a hint of tranquility.
Retreat upstairs to the loft sitting room overlooking the great room and a view of Brent’s Mountain.
To the right lies your sanctuary, a stunning primary suite with a vaulted ceiling, large windows brimming with natural light, and skylights. There is a walk-in closet and a ceramic-tiled bathroom complete with both shower and whirlpool tub. Throughout this home, you will feel as if nature is inviting you in for an unforgettable stay.
On the terrace level, a spacious family room and third bedroom open to an inviting deck leading to the fire pit for nights spent outdoors. There is a dedicated space for a ping pong table, a mechanical room, a bathroom/laundry room combination, and a large storage room with shelving.
There is a 200-square-foot garage/workshop outbuilding of manufactured construction located at the rear of the home and a large fenced area.
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2401 Davis Creek Lane, Lovingston, Virginia
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